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whack out

whack out verb: to produce (something) carelessly or thoughtlessly.

Verb

whack out (third-person singular simple present whacks out, present participle whacking out, simple past and past participle whacked out)

  1. (slang, transitive) To produce (something) carelessly or thoughtlessly.
  2. (especially, slang, transitive) To strike through (something); to cross out (something).

Forms of whack out

third-person singular presentwhacks out
present participlewhacking out
past participlewhacked out
pastwhacked out

Questions about whack out

What does whack out mean?
Whack out means to produce (something) carelessly or thoughtlessly.
What part of speech is whack out?
Whack out is a verb.
What is the past tense of whack out?
The past tense of whack out is whacked out.

Words near whack out in the dictionary

  1. whack job
  2. whack jobs
  3. whack off
  4. whack on
  5. whack one out
  6. whack out
  7. whack shack
  8. whack shacks
  9. whack the illy
  10. whack up
  11. whack-a-mole

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